Cyberattack on Iranian Atomic Facility
We cross to Israel with Daniel Ehrenreich and look at the circumstances surrounding the recent cyberattack on Iran’s Natanz Atomic Facility.
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20 leading CISOs from the retail industry offer their perspective on evolving cyberattacks
‘Tis the season for cyberattacks, particularly when it comes to the retail industry.
Mid-Year Cyberthreats Report, From Innovation to Risk: Managing the Implications of AI-driven Cyberattacks
We continue to see a decline in the number of new ransomware samples. Unfortunately, the situation remains dire. Ransomware gangs are still breaching companies around the globe fairly easily, and
Brand Trust: One cyberattack is enough to lose consumer trust and custom
Trust is a cornerstone of any successful business. Some professions – hairdressers, for example – spring to mind more than others. But the fact remains: every brand is built on
Episode 318 – Multi-Cloud – Protection of a Digital World
Organisations in A/NZ, and around the world, are grappling with the complexity of delivering highly distributed modern digital services, while managing the increased sophistication and volume of cyberattacks.
Multi-Cloud – Protecting in a Digital World
Organisations in A/NZ, and around the world, are grappling with the complexity of delivering highly distributed modern digital services, while managing the increased sophistication and volume of cyberattacks.
Episode 293 – #AUCyberWeek2021 – Hypothetical cyber attack highlights and takeaways
On a Sunday morning in Sydney, the computers freeze and digital systems go down at a leading hospital. The nurses on the ground don’t know it yet, but the hospital is under cyberattack. How is this going to unfold? That was the question posed at an Australian Cyber Week hypothetical on Monday.
AUCyberWeek2021 with AustCyber CEO Michelle Price
On a Sunday morning in Sydney, the computers freeze and digital systems go down at a leading hospital. The nurses on the ground don’t know it yet, but the hospital is under cyberattack. How is this going to unfold? That was the question posed at an Australian Cyber Week hypothetical on Monday.
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Data is your organisation’s most valuable asset, so you need to protect it. Network security is all about zero trust. You shouldn’t trust anything inside or outside your perimeter. But network security is becoming more challenging because network perimeters are blurring, endpoints continue to proliferate, and cyberattacks are being launched using automation and machine learning. Against this backdrop, organisations are moving to the cloud and need to protect their data in a hybrid cloud/on-premises environment without adding unnecessary cost or complexity.
Combining real-time network governance and micro-segmentation is a huge step towards a secure environment. With the right software solution, you can strengthen your security posture using data and automation. ditno helps by delivering a cybersecurity management platform that provides a zero trust network approach for improved and simplified security.
Ninth Annual Cost of Cybercrime Study
Cyberattacks are on the rise for Australian organisations, experiencing an 18% increase in the number of security breaches in 2018, according to new research published by Accenture and Ponemon Institute. The study shows Australian companies experienced an average of 65 security breaches in 2018, compared to an average of 53 in 2017.
